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The Apple · 02-03-2008, 12:33 AM

Originally Posted by ajsigma

I recently bought an iPhone 1.1.3, 3 days ago, and I have iTunes 7.6.0.29. I performed your steps according to your instruction, but once I double click my ringtone file (.m4r) (which is in a separate folder), supposedly it is to appear in my iTunes ringtone folder, but it doesn't. I have the ringtone in 25 seconds and in .m4r.

I also dragged the ringtone file to the ringtone folder of my iTunes, but once again, the ringtone file does not show up. I wonder what I'm doing wrong. Your advice is greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advanced for your help.

did you make sure to delete the converted file you created after dropping the file in the folder? I followed the steps late last night and it wasn't going well for me. I woke up this morning and tried again step by step and it worked. There must be something simple that is keeping the file from showing properly. Something easily overlooked.

02-03-2008, 12:33 AM	#27 (permalink)
The Apple Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Indiana Posts: 2,558 Thanks: 80 Thanked 163 Times in 130 Posts	Originally Posted by ajsigma I recently bought an iPhone 1.1.3, 3 days ago, and I have iTunes 7.6.0.29. I performed your steps according to your instruction, but once I double click my ringtone file (.m4r) (which is in a separate folder), supposedly it is to appear in my iTunes ringtone folder, but it doesn't. I have the ringtone in 25 seconds and in .m4r. I also dragged the ringtone file to the ringtone folder of my iTunes, but once again, the ringtone file does not show up. I wonder what I'm doing wrong. Your advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advanced for your help. did you make sure to delete the converted file you created after dropping the file in the folder? I followed the steps late last night and it wasn't going well for me. I woke up this morning and tried again step by step and it worked. There must be something simple that is keeping the file from showing properly. Something easily overlooked.